Free Blu-Ray Player Software

does anybody know of any free blu-ray software that will play blu-ray my vaio is not playing them or updating...so i want to try a third party maker.

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    I want to watch a Blu-ray Movie on my iMac(OS X Mountain Lion), so I need a best Blu-ray Player Software.

    You need third party software, Macgo Blu-ray Player can deal with the work you mentioned. As for the Mac Moutain Lion(10.8), I check their website and it is said that the Mac OS 10.8 are supported.
    Refers to their product page: http://www.macblurayplayer.com/features.htm

  • Blue-Ray player software

    Hello,
    I;ve installed a Blue-ray writer in my Mac Pro. It seams to work ok with blu-ray disk, but now i like to play a movie on a blue-ray disk on my pro.
    Does anyone know if there is a player for Mac Os x who can work with the blue-ray disk?
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    Edgar

    Does anyone know if there is a player for Mac OSX who can work with the blue-ray disk?
    Not directly, but you can extract the movie into a .mkv file with MakeMKV
    <http://www.makemkv.com/>
    Then play it with QuickTime player after installing Perian
    <http://www.perian.org>
    You can also play .mkv files with VLC
    <http://www.videolan.org>

  • Satellite P850 - Where to get Toshiba Blu-ray player?

    Hi,
    I recently reformatted my p850/049 for windows 7. I tried to install the Toshiba Blu-Ray Disc player V1.0.3.196A, the file didn't work at all and when I tried to install it manually "cannot find player in your system. Installation Aborted". On the download page it is listed as a patch, but where do I find the original file? I have SP1 Windows 7 pro 64 bit, all up do date as of 24th May 2013
    I found V1.0.5.110 from the US version of the Toshiba support site and this installed and does play DVD's and it tries to open a Blu-Ray but it gets stuck on blank screen and doesn't play or allow me to do anything like skip scene or go to the menu. There's no error message complaining about region or corrupt files or anything it just goes to a blank screen, with the controls available but they don't do anything. As I said dvd's work perfectly, just not blu-rays.
    The player itself seems to function normally on this screen and when you try to click buttons it comes up with a circle with a line through it when you try and click buttons like a normal dvd player if you tried to skip through the copyright warnings and the time index is always a small number ie 25 seconds or so. As if it were trying to play a small segment like the copyright section or something.
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    Any help would be appreciated

    > I tried to install the Toshiba Blu-Ray Disc player V1.0.3.196A, the file didn't work at all and when I tried to install it manually "cannot find player in your system. Installation Aborted"
    Yes, this is a patch file and you cannot install this without having installed an full version.
    But I found on the Toshiba Australian driver page the Toshiba Video Player 5.0.0.16-A
    Did you try to install this application?
    At the other hand I could recommend the usage of freeware software like VLC Player.
    This is really great and in my opinion the best player you can get for free.

  • No More Surround Sound on Blu-ray player after Upgrade in MediaSmart

    When I used the Blu-ray player in my home theatre I selected the "HDMI pass through" mode to get surround sound. I came across some new movies that would not play and after the update from HP the player would simply freeze up as soon as there was audio present. I had to go into the task manager to shut it down.
     MediaSmart works fine on the laptop, but it only freezes up when I use the "HDMI pass through" setting.
    I have tried "HDMI pcm" mode and that doesn't work either. The Denon receiver shows there are five channels working but I only get stereo sound out of the front left and right speakers. This would indicate that the Blu-ray player is not outputting in 5.1 surrond sound and that the laptop and the Denon receiver is working fine.
     Hp supports' solution was to reinstall the old driver or try a system restore. I know a system restore isn't going to do anything. The problem is in the new software. The new software did not work on my HDX18 when it was in Vista, it didn't work when I upgraded to Windows 7 and it doesn't on my new dv8.
     I tried contacting CyberLink to let them know that the upgrade is giving problems, but I think they are ignoring me.
     Personally I think that either HP or Cyberlink just forgot to add the drivers for 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound. 
    If someone were to find a solution to this one I would be surprised. I am quite certain I covered every possibility, but you never know.
     Any help would be appreciated.
    Thanks     
    This question was solved.
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    OK, I found a solution. SORT OF. I use the laptop to watch region "B" Blu-ray movies that I buy out of England. Rather than set Media Smart to region "B" I purchased software from SlySoft.com. When the software is running it removes the region code and all that annoying copy protection. Fox is the worst, followed by Walt Disney. (Pixar Animation and Buena Vista) One specific movie that would not play on the old Media Smart software was "Ice Age 3 Dawn Of The Dinosaurs. When I tried, a red window came up prompting me to go to Cyberlink for an update. Of course after that the movie would play, but I had no surround sound in my home theatre.
     So now I use the old Media Smart  software and run SlySoft...no more red window...I have surround sound in my theatre through HDMI pass through.
     The problem with this solution is that Slysoft costs around 114.00$ U.S. for a life time membership and free updates forever. HMMM.

  • Can I connect my iMac's iTunes library via wi-fi to my Blu-Ray player so I can listen to the music on my computer with my home theater system?

    My music library is on my iMac, located in a different room of the house than my home theater system with a decent Denon receiver and good Infinity towers. I have an iPod connector to the Denon which I can use, but the iPod has a limited library of songs, so I would like to somehow access my iMac music library and be able to play it through the home theater system. Hard wiring the components is out of the question due to length of run through several rooms of the house, no basement and cathedral ceilings. I already have my iMac and my Panasonic Blu-Ray player both connected to my wi-fi, and it seems there should be a way to connect both of them using the wi-fi. The blu-ray player is DLNA, but the Mac isn't, so that is out of the question. Is there any other way to get these components to talk to each other over wi-fi?

    There is a DLNA media server called MediaLink that is designed for use with the Play Station 3.  It is not advertised as working with other DLNA clients but it usually will.  I use it to stream audio, video and pictures to a WDTV media player in my bedroom.  Works great, even supports iTunes playlists.  I believe it still has a free trial period so you can see if it works with your player.

  • Blue ray player connection to web help

    Just wondering if any iMac people have recently successfully connected their blue ray player to the internet? Apple tells me that I have to purchase "Apple TV" device. The Sony player (BDP-N460) I purchased said I only need to buy an additional 'Linksys-Cisco WET610N' wireless bridge and a LAN cable for it to work. Which is correct, or maybe both are, but which one is the more cost/efficient one? Thanks in advance!
    iMac Intel Duo,20",2.16Ghz,1GB,Airport Express

    I too have the same BD player and have just connected the WET610n bridge to my Airport Extreme -- it's just a question of configuring this-or-that. Only that Linksys put the manual on a Mac-incompatible CD.
    You can find the product manual on this page which describes the unit, and then go to the downloads page, select Version 1.0 from the drop-down menu, and then a link to Mac-compatible setup wizard will display. Download it if you like.
    There's an easier way. Make sure your player is plugged into your TV and turn the TV on. (In my case, I was configuring the bridge with a Sony Bravia HDTV. I assume a Mac would be no different.) Press the MENU key on the BD player remote and navigate to the leftmost menu item, a small suitcase. Scroll down to select Network Settings, then Network Connection Diagnostics. When it tells you the obvious that you're not connected, backtrack to Internet Settings.
    Assuming you've plugged the Ethernet cable and bridge together, and connected the bridge to a power outlet, you can select Wireless Bridge Setup. Since your network is out there waiting to be found, select Scan, and then select your network. An onscreen keypad will open for you to enter your security key, after which you'll experience a minute or two as the bridge gets programmed and a connection is made to your network.
    Return to the suitcase menu and select Network Update to see if new system software is available for the BD player itself. If there is, it will download and warn you NOT to turn the power off.
    You should now be able to download content off the net.
    Message was edited by: Aardvark1917 @ 20:05 on 20 Dec 2009

  • Blue Ray Player Burner

    I was wondering if anyone had been able to use an external Blue Ray player on their MBP? If yes, what brand, where was it purchased and does it work well?

    External (or internal, for that matter) BluRay drives do work with the MBP, but for data only - and that requires 3rd party software (i.e. Toast). You cannot play 'commercial' BluRay movies on your MBP.

  • Blu-Ray player installation issue: missing VBScript

    Hi folks!
    After downloading bluray driver as recommended by Toshiba notifier, i have trouble installing it.
    After I have run installation, I receive 2 windows with following notifications:
    1, First: Cant find script engine VBScript for script ..... TC3052100B.temp\preinstBDV.vbs
    (where TC3052100B.temp referds to the bluray driver itself if i undersand correctly)
    2. and after the above window is closed, the following appears:
    Cant find script engine VBScript for script ..... TC3052100B.temp\BDPlayerSetup_Patch.vbs
    I already deleted the old driver and don't have any restore point....
    All rest of the operations run smoothly...
    But how to handle this situation????
    And i want my disk drive to function...
    Thanks so much in advance,
    Kaspars

    > After downloading bluray driver as recommended by Toshiba notifier, i have trouble installing it.
    Toshiba notifier? You mean Toshiba Tempro software
    I have no idea what notebook model you have and if your notebook was equipped with an Toshiba Bluray drive but I guess you get this error appears because your notebook isnt blu-ray capable and the Toshiba Blu-ray player isnt preinstalled.
    The point why you got this notification is simple: there are different notebooks with different hardware configurations. But the Toshiba tempro does not recognize if your notebook needs this software. Tempro shows you the drivers/tools/utilities which were released for the whole notebook series and were uploaded to the Toshiba driver page.

  • I am aware that iMacs do not support Blu-ray. However could I use am   a Blu-ray player connected via the audio/optical digital in port to watch Blu-ray on my iMac screen ?

    I am aware that iMacs donot support Blu-ray. However, could I use a blu-ray player connected via the audio/optical digital in port to watch blu-ray on my iMac screen ?

    You could connect a FireWire Blu-Ray drive and use non-Apple player software.
    <http://eshop.macsales.com/search/external+blu+ray>
    <http://www.macblurayplayer.com>
    <http://www.macblurayplayer.com/download.htm>
    <http://www.mcetech.com/blu-ray/>

  • How would I edit and burn HD 3D home movies at 1080i/60i to a Blu ray player on an iMac?

    I own a Sony HDR-TD30V HD 3D Camcorder and would like to edit and burn my 3D home videos (1080i/60i) to a Blu ray capable of playing on a home blu ray player or PS3 using iMac software.

    Well, you won't be doing 3D with Final Cut Express!  (With FCE you could edit 2D filmed with your camcorder @ 1080i60 but not 3D.)
    For that matter, Final Cut Pro X doesn't even handle 3D out of the box.  But there is a third-party plugin called Stereo 3D Toolbox that works with Final Cut Pro X. 
    As for BluRay, you will need an external BluRay burner and software that supports it ... like Roxio Toast Titanium.
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  • Mac Blu-ray Player compatible with Mac OS 10.8?

    I check the web, it seems that the tool is compatible with the Mac OS X 10.8. I also encounter with a promotion as below, is it worthy?
    http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/macgo-mac-blu-ray-player/

    How do you know it's ML compatible?
    But you do know that it's only software, yes? You'll need hardware = a Blu-ray drive as well.

  • Extended Warranty for Blu Ray Player

    Hello,
    We purchased a panasonic blu ray player a few years ago and this January it stopped reading blu ray disks.  After moving, I was finally able to unpack it and test it out again to no avail.  I then got through all of my receipts and found the original receipt but the warranty has recently expired.  Is there any way that I can have this device fixed through the store as my warranty has so recently expired and the issue was not resolved before its expiration?  It was the 4 year extended warranty.
    Thanks,
    J

    Hello J/haroude,
    Thanks for reaching out with this question! Sorry to hear your bluray player has stopped reading disks. The definitely work better when they read the disks you put in them!
    All kidding aside, there are a couple things you could try to troubleshoot for this issue:
    ·         Install any new firmware updates available for your unit (you can do this by connecting the player to the internet or looking on Panasonic’s website, by your specific model)
    ·         Clean the laser lens inside the player with a CleanDr. Laser Lens Cleaner for Blu-Ray Players
    ·         Perform a factory reset through the menu on the bluray player
    Due to the expiration of your Geek Squad Protection plan, you would pay a non-refundable fee to have the player sent out for service. Then once the issue was identified, you should be contacted by a Geek Squad Agent with the quote for cost of repair before any further work is performed on the unit. Between the fee to have it sent out for service and the cost of the repair, you could probably purchase a brand new player for about the same price; maybe even less.
    Please let me know if any of these troubleshooting processes remedy your issue. Also, feel free to reach out with any other questions or concerns.
    Thanks,
    JD|Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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  • Samsung SE-506BB Blu-Ray Player/Writer no longer working after latest OS X update

    Since downloading the latest OS X update ("Command Line Developer Tools for OS X Mavericks") that rolled out today, I've discovered that my external Samsung SE-506BB Blu-Ray player will no longer read any discs and that ejecting and restarting the device and updating the device firmware does nothing to solve the problem.
    This exact issue has been reported numerous times since January on these forums
    https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5829322 (1/26)
    https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5836103 (1/27)
    https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5895950 (2/12)
    and in each instance deduced the problem to be the direct result of some software glitch in the most recent Mavericks update.
    Is anyone else experiencing this issue currently and/or managed to fix it on their end? Moreover, admins, what if anything is Apple doing to correct this problem given that it's clearly a persistent issue? Please comment below if you happen to know anything so we can all get to the bottom of this mystery.

    I just noticed this today with my player as well, which had otherwise been working perfectly since first purchasing it a couple of months ago.
    The only source to my immediate problem that I can think of is the "Command Line Developer Tools for OS X Mavericks" update that rolled out today, which I installed shortly before attempting to boot up my drive -- the only thing I can ascertain is that this has to be an ongoing software update issue with Apple that affects some/all of the players with each problematic update round, since others have reported experiencing similar problems from as far back as January.
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    Message was edited by: next_imaginaut

  • PAL versus NTSC will both play in a US blu-ray player/HDTV?

    I'm sure I could test this and find out, but I'm sure someone has a quick answer.  If my assets are 720 X 576 I have heard that Encore re-sizing will create some quality issues.  Would I be better off just editing this in Premiere Pro and Saving in the same 720 X 576 format, burning it to a 25 gb Blu-Ray disk in Encore and then playing it in my Blu-Ray player as is, or would this not work and the asset would have to be re-sized to 720 X 480?

    zorrocbr wrote:
    I'm sure I could test this and find out, but I'm sure someone has a quick answer.  If my assets are 720 X 576 I have heard that Encore re-sizing will create some quality issues.  Would I be better off just editing this in Premiere Pro and Saving in the same 720 X 576 format, burning it to a 25 gb Blu-Ray disk in Encore and then playing it in my Blu-Ray player as is, or would this not work and the asset would have to be re-sized to 720 X 480?
    Hi.
    A few things.
    1 - PAL BluRay is frankly a mess. you cannot use 25p, only 50i and support is sporadic as it just is not in the BluRay specs.
    2 - For universal BluRay, you must use either 60i, 30p or 24p for it to work on US/Japanese players.
    3 - 720x576 is not BluRay spec - it is SD. Whilst you can use 720x576, it is not recommended as few players will cope with this.
    You definitely do not want to scale this (upres) in Encore. Or PPro. It will look like a dogs dinner.
    4 - Converting from PAL to NTSC involves more than scaling - the frame rate has to be altered from 25 to 29.97 (30 actually, but we're not talking about timecodes & drop/non drop frame counts now )
    It needs to be done properly - Jeff Bellune has a superb tutorial on acheiving this with open source software at http://bellunevideo.com/tutlist.php
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